Elena Elkazzaz Period 2

4. An area where it is hard to find healthy or affordable food (IDK) Chapter 20
7. The economic activity in a city not regulated by the government (IDK) Chapter 19
9. Model An urban model that consists of a central urban are and its surrounding suburbs tied together by a beltway or ring road (CC) Chapter 19
12. A county and its surrounding counties with between 10,000 and 50,000 people (IDK) Chapter 18
14. An area where people set up residence and erect handmade structures on land they have no legal claim to (IDK) Chapter 19
17. Walter Christaller's theory attempting to explain the size, number, and distribution of human settlements (VIT) Chapter 18
18. A model of Latin American cities (IDK) Chapter 19
19. An urban model that consists of wedges emanating from a CBD (CC) Chapter 19
20. reusing previously developed land (CC) Chapter 20
21. The illegal practice of refusing to make loans or mortgages for reasons other than the economic responsibility of the applicant (IDK) Chapter 20

1. Cities with more than 10 million people (CC) Chapter 18
2. A rule where the populations of cities are 1/nth of the population of the largest city where n= the rank by population (IDK) Chapter 18
3. A movement encouraging smart growth and walkable, mixed-use neighborhoods (VIT) Chapter 20
5. The process of converting a rundown, low-income area into an owner-oriented area for middle class people (CC) Chapter 20
6. A model in which different social groups are in different concentric rings (VIT) chapter 19
8. An alternative to tearing down and rebuilding older housing (CC) Chapter 20
10. The uncontrolled expansion of urban areas (IDK) Chapter 20
11. The model made by Harris and Ullman. Multiple nodes of business (CC) Chapter 19
13. Cities that have merged into one large city (CC) Chapter 18
15. A city on the periphery of a larger city (IDK) Chapter 18
16. A chain of connected cities (CC) Chapter 18